Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada, has published the Phase-II web options merit list for MBBS and BDS counselling in the 2026-27 admission cycle. This list shows which candidates are eligible to participate in Phase-II seat selection and which seats are available to them based on their NEET UG rank, category, and state quota. All candidates who qualified in Phase-I counselling and wish to change their seat choice or participate in Phase-II must check this list immediately. The merit list is now live on the official NTRUHS portal.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the Phase-II Web Options Merit List?
The Phase-II web options merit list is a document that shows all candidates who are eligible to participate in the second round of seat selection for MBBS and BDS courses in Andhra Pradesh. It lists candidates by their NEET UG rank and shows which seats (college, course, and category) are available to each candidate based on their rank, category (General, OBC, SC, ST), and the quota they are applying under (state quota, management quota, or other applicable quotas).
This list is critical because it determines whether you can participate in Phase-II counselling and which seats you are eligible to choose. If your name and rank appear on this list, you are cleared to proceed to the web options (seat choice) stage. If you do not appear, you are not eligible for Phase-II and must wait for subsequent phases or counselling rounds.
Who Should Check This List?
All candidates who participated in Phase-I counselling and were allotted a seat should check this list. Even if you were allotted a seat in Phase-I, you may wish to change your choice in Phase-II — this list will show you what seats are now available.
Candidates who participated in Phase-I but were not allotted a seat should also check this list. Depending on the number of seats available and the number of candidates in your rank range, you may become eligible in Phase-II.
If you did not participate in Phase-I at all, check whether you appear on this Phase-II list. If you do, you are now eligible to participate in Phase-II web options.
How to Check Your Name and Rank on the Merit List
Visit the official NTRUHS portal at drntr.uhsap.in. Look for the link to the Phase-II web options merit list or notification section.
The merit list is typically available as a downloadable PDF or searchable document. You can search for your NEET UG roll number or name to find your entry. Note your rank, category, and the list of seats shown as available to you.
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If you cannot find your name, double-check your roll number and spelling. If you still do not appear, contact the NTRUHS counselling helpline or visit the office in person with your NEET UG admit card and other proof of identity.
What Information Will You Find on the Merit List?
The merit list will show your NEET UG rank, your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, or other), and your eligibility status for Phase-II. It will also display the seats available to you — typically listed by college name, course (MBBS or BDS), and the quota or category under which the seat is reserved.
Pay close attention to the quota column. A seat may be available under state quota, management quota, or other special quotas. Your eligibility to claim a seat depends on which quota you are applying under and whether you meet the criteria for that quota.
Some merit lists also show whether a seat is 'available' (no one has claimed it yet) or 'filled' (already taken by a higher-ranked candidate). This helps you understand your realistic chances of getting each seat.
Important: Check Your Category and Quota Carefully
The seats shown on the merit list are specific to your category and the quota you applied under. If you are an OBC candidate, you will see seats reserved for OBC. If you are applying under state quota, you will see state quota seats. Do not assume you can claim a seat meant for a different category or quota.
If your category certificate or quota eligibility has changed since Phase-I, or if you believe there is an error in how you are classified on this list, contact NTRUHS immediately. Errors in category or quota can lead to your seat being cancelled after allotment.
Verify that your category matches your official NEET UG admit card and your category certificate (if applicable). Any mismatch must be resolved before you proceed to web options.
What Happens After You Check the Merit List?
Once you have verified that you appear on the merit list and have noted the seats available to you, NTRUHS will announce the dates and instructions for Phase-II web options (seat choice). During the web options window, you will log into the counselling portal and rank the available seats in your order of preference.
After all candidates have submitted their web options, NTRUHS will run an automated algorithm to allot seats based on your rank and your preferences. Seats are allotted in order of rank — the highest-ranked candidate gets their first choice (if available), the next candidate gets their first choice (if still available), and so on.
You will then receive a Phase-II allotment letter showing which seat has been allotted to you. You must report to the college and complete admission formalities by the deadline, or your seat will be cancelled.
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Common Mistakes: What NOT to Do
Do not ignore the merit list or assume you will automatically get a seat. You must actively check the list, verify your details, and participate in web options if you wish to be allotted a seat in Phase-II.
Do not assume a seat is available to you just because it appears on the list. Read the quota and category columns carefully. A seat marked 'SC' is only for SC candidates; a seat marked 'Management Quota' is only for management quota applicants. Claiming a seat you are not eligible for will result in rejection.
Do not delay in checking the list. NTRUHS typically announces web options dates shortly after publishing the merit list. If you miss the web options window, you will not be able to participate in Phase-II.
Do not submit incorrect or incomplete information during web options. Ensure your contact details, category, and quota information are correct before finalizing your choices.
If Your Name Does Not Appear on the Merit List
If you do not see your name on the Phase-II merit list, it means you are not eligible for Phase-II counselling at this time. This can happen if your rank is below the cutoff for Phase-II, or if all seats in your category have been filled in Phase-I.
Do not panic. NTRUHS typically conducts multiple phases of counselling. You may become eligible in Phase-III or later phases if seats remain unfilled. Keep checking the NTRUHS portal for announcements of subsequent phases.
If you believe your absence from the list is an error — for example, if you participated in Phase-I but were not allotted a seat — contact the NTRUHS counselling office immediately with your NEET UG admit card and proof of participation.
Where to Find the Merit List and Get Help
The Phase-II web options merit list is published on the official NTRUHS website: drntr.uhsap.in. Look for the 'Notifications' or 'Counselling' section.
If you have trouble downloading or viewing the list, or if you have questions about your eligibility, contact the NTRUHS counselling helpline. Phone numbers and office hours are usually listed on the website.
You can also visit the NTRUHS office in Vijayawada in person during working hours with your NEET UG admit card and identity proof to verify your details and get clarification.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the Phase-II web options merit list?
It is a list published by NTRUHS showing all candidates eligible to participate in Phase-II seat selection for MBBS and BDS courses. It shows your rank, category, and the seats available to you based on your NEET UG performance and eligibility.
How do I check if my name is on the Phase-II merit list?
Visit drntr.uhsap.in, find the Phase-II web options notification or merit list link, and search for your NEET UG roll number or name. The list is usually a downloadable PDF or searchable document.
If I was allotted a seat in Phase-I, do I need to check the Phase-II merit list?
Yes. Even if you were allotted a seat in Phase-I, you should check the Phase-II list to see if you wish to change your seat choice. If you do not participate in Phase-II, your Phase-I allotment remains final.
What if my name does not appear on the Phase-II merit list?
It means you are not eligible for Phase-II at this time. Your rank may be below the Phase-II cutoff, or all seats in your category may have been filled in Phase-I. You may become eligible in Phase-III or later phases. Check the NTRUHS portal regularly for announcements.
Can I claim a seat that is marked for a different category than mine?
No. Seats are reserved for specific categories (General, OBC, SC, ST) and quotas (state, management). You can only claim seats available to your category and quota. Claiming an ineligible seat will result in rejection.
What do I do after checking the merit list?
Wait for NTRUHS to announce the Phase-II web options dates and instructions. During the web options window, log into the counselling portal and rank the available seats in your order of preference. After allotment, report to your allotted college by the deadline.
Is the merit list final, or can it change?
The merit list is based on NEET UG ranks and is final. However, the seats available to you may change if higher-ranked candidates claim them during web options. The final allotment depends on your rank, your preferences, and the algorithm used by NTRUHS.
What if there is an error in my category or quota on the merit list?
Contact NTRUHS immediately. Errors in category or quota can lead to your seat being cancelled after allotment. Verify that your category matches your NEET UG admit card and your category certificate (if applicable), and report any discrepancies to the counselling office.
When will the Phase-II web options dates be announced?
NTRUHS typically announces web options dates shortly after publishing the merit list. Check the NTRUHS portal regularly or contact the counselling office for the exact dates. Do not miss the web options window, or you will not be able to participate in Phase-II.
Can I participate in Phase-II if I did not participate in Phase-I?
If your name appears on the Phase-II merit list, yes, you can participate in Phase-II. However, if you did not participate in Phase-I and your name does not appear on the Phase-II list, you are not eligible for Phase-II. Contact NTRUHS to clarify your status.
Check the Phase-II web options merit list immediately on drntr.uhsap.in. Verify that your name, rank, category, and available seats are correct. If you have any discrepancies or questions, contact NTRUHS without delay. Watch for the Phase-II web options dates announcement and be ready to submit your seat preferences on time — missing the deadline will cost you your chance at Phase-II.
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